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| − | + | {{Starblaydi Football Club | | |
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| − | + | subject_name= Vecchio Victors | | |
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| − | + | field1= [[Starblaydia]] | | |
| − | + | field2= [[Liga Starblaydia]] | | |
| − | + | field3= [[Ryan Garry]] | | |
| − | + | field4= Victory Park | | |
| − | + | }} | |
| − | + | == History == | |
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The Vics were the pioneers of excellence in youth systems in Starblaydia, producing great young player which, unfortunately, had to be sold off to keep the club afloat. Half-Dance 2 Revolutionary Tetsuo Naoki and Jakkinho are but two examples of Starblaydis who could have lit up the [[Starblaydi Football League]] but were forced to play abroad. | The Vics were the pioneers of excellence in youth systems in Starblaydia, producing great young player which, unfortunately, had to be sold off to keep the club afloat. Half-Dance 2 Revolutionary Tetsuo Naoki and Jakkinho are but two examples of Starblaydis who could have lit up the [[Starblaydi Football League]] but were forced to play abroad. | ||
The first ever Starblaydi footballing legend was Captain for club and country while at the Vics, Ryan Garry. The incredible Left-Back led his country into their first forays at [[World Cup]] Qualification, though Starblaydia could only qualify for [[World Cup 17]] after Garry's retirement. | The first ever Starblaydi footballing legend was Captain for club and country while at the Vics, Ryan Garry. The incredible Left-Back led his country into their first forays at [[World Cup]] Qualification, though Starblaydia could only qualify for [[World Cup 17]] after Garry's retirement. | ||
| − | + | === Honours === | |
Quarter-Finalists, [[Atlantian_Oceania_Champions_League]] 1 | Quarter-Finalists, [[Atlantian_Oceania_Champions_League]] 1 | ||
| − | + | === Famous Players === | |
| − | Ryan Garry<br> | + | [[Ryan Garry]]<br> |
| − | Tetsuo Naoki<br> | + | [[Tetsuo Naoki]]<br> |
| − | Jakkinho<br> | + | [[Jakkinho]]<br> |
| − | + | == Kit == | |
The Vics play in Green with White Trim | The Vics play in Green with White Trim | ||
| − | + | == Starting XI == | |
Season 4 Team (4-3-3) | Season 4 Team (4-3-3) | ||
Pos Name Nationality | Pos Name Nationality | ||
Latest revision as of 09:23, 22 July 2005
| Vecchio Victors | |
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| Nation | Starblaydia |
| League | Liga Starblaydia |
| Manager | Ryan Garry |
| Stadium | Victory Park |
History
The Vics were the pioneers of excellence in youth systems in Starblaydia, producing great young player which, unfortunately, had to be sold off to keep the club afloat. Half-Dance 2 Revolutionary Tetsuo Naoki and Jakkinho are but two examples of Starblaydis who could have lit up the Starblaydi Football League but were forced to play abroad.
The first ever Starblaydi footballing legend was Captain for club and country while at the Vics, Ryan Garry. The incredible Left-Back led his country into their first forays at World Cup Qualification, though Starblaydia could only qualify for World Cup 17 after Garry's retirement.
Honours
Quarter-Finalists, Atlantian_Oceania_Champions_League 1
Famous Players
Ryan Garry
Tetsuo Naoki
Jakkinho
Kit
The Vics play in Green with White Trim
Starting XI
Season 4 Team (4-3-3) Pos Name Nationality GK Jarod Dreka Turorian R/CB Porfirio Zanueta Starblaydi LB Glenn Schultz Liverpool Englander CB Shazad Al-Mahula Starblaydi CB Bobby Muniz Liverpool England FROM Foxchester Raiders LM Hong Knapko Turorian C/AM Juan Miguel Aguilera Starblaydi RM Frances Sirpilla Starblaydi SC Trevor Bent Druidan SC John Peter Nova Britannican SC Danos Sendris Starblaydi FROM Tournetas
